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Reforms are on the way to improve delivery of justice

Daily News

In an op-ed, our Greg Berman and Julian Adler describe the accelerating efforts to rethink misdemeanor justice in New York City.

Weeksville Houses go 1 year without a shooting

News 12 Brooklyn

A local T.V. report on a milestone reached by our Save Our Streets Brooklyn violence prevention program.

Save Our Streets: Reducing Violence, Improving Trust in Police

The Wall Street Journal

An independent evaluation of our South Bronx violence prevention program by John Jay College found significant reductions in shootings and improvements in social norms around violence.

Officials aim to create better connectivity in fight against domestic violence

Star Beacon

A report on a workshop run by our experts in Ashtabula, Ohio to enhance the response from the county's justice system to domestic violence.

In Age Of Black Lives Matter, 3 Young Black Men Share Their Fears — And Hopes

NPR - Code Switch

NPR profiles 3 young participants of the Brownsville Community Justice Center, who share their stories and talk about the issues facing Brownsville today.

Punitive court fines ‘undermine respect for the law’

The Guardian

An article in The Guardian describes the Centre for Justice Innovation's critique of mandatory, punitive fines in English and Welsh criminal courts that the Centre says undermines respect for the law.

Nonprofits Help Shift Mayor’s Opinion on Closing Rikers

New York Nonprofit Media

A report on the role of nonprofits such as ours in shifting the debate on the future of Rikers Island.

Anti-violence groups rally in Crown Heights

News 12 Brooklyn

News 12 Brooklyn reports on the rapid community response organized by our Save Our Streets violence prevention program following a series of shootings in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.

NYC’s former chief judge, jail experts to forge ahead with efforts to see Rikers Island closed

Daily News

Former New York Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman is continuing to push to close Rikers Island. We helped coordinate the report of the commission he chaired examining the issue.

To Shrink Jail Population, a Bail Program Is Expanding

The New York Times

Citing our research, The New York Times reports on the expansion of a program to make it easier for defendants' relatives to pay bail and help them avoid jail stays.

Courting the ones who need it

Eugene Weekly

The Eugene Weekly profiles the Eugene Community Court we helped implement through the Community Court Grant Program.

Music and Arts Festival Held in Brownsville

News 12 Brooklyn

News 12 Brooklyn reports from the [B] Live Music + Arts Festival, a production of our Brownsville Community Justice Center.

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Reforms are on the way to improve delivery of justice

Weeksville Houses go 1 year without a shooting

Save Our Streets: Reducing Violence, Improving Trust in Police

Officials aim to create better connectivity in fight against domestic violence

In Age Of Black Lives Matter, 3 Young Black Men Share Their Fears — And Hopes

Punitive court fines ‘undermine respect for the law’

Nonprofits Help Shift Mayor’s Opinion on Closing Rikers

Anti-violence groups rally in Crown Heights

NYC’s former chief judge, jail experts to forge ahead with efforts to see Rikers Island closed

To Shrink Jail Population, a Bail Program Is Expanding

Courting the ones who need it

Music and Arts Festival Held in Brownsville